Öndólfsstaðir - Bed & breakfast
Öndólfsstaðir , 650 LaugarNorth Iceland
Öndólfsstaðir Farm Bed&Breakfast is a small B&B, run in the owners' home. We have four Double/Twin rooms with private bathrooms. Breakfast is always included. At Öndólfsstaðir we also have a small sheep farm, a few horses, chickens and dogs. Our guests are always welcome to say hello, and pet the animals on the farm.
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